By: Ubaid Zehri KHUZDAR: As Baloch culture day is celebrated each year on 2nd March across Balochistan and many parts of the Pakistan with many cultural events. Similarly, on this 2nd March Baloch Culture Day was celebrated with great zeal and enthusiasm at Balochistan University of Engineering and Technology by the Students, faculty members and administrative officials A cultural walk ...
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Kapesi: The hidden beach of Gwadar
By: Suleman Hashim Kapesi Beach in Gwadar is a gem of a place for tourists. The sight of setting sun is mesmerizing here. It’s a unique place for visitors and people from all over Pakistan come here with their families to enjoy its natural beauty. It’s a blissful refuge from the routine burdens of life. People start gathering here in ...
Read More »Ghulam Husain Showaz, as a Modern Classist
By: Anisa Manzoor It is true that every literature has been represented by their own taste and nature which are done by every others writers ,poets, translators and any other way to show their literature same the case with Balochi literature where the great ,the most impressive writers poets translators and dramatist who has given a great contribution to their ...
Read More »The relation between Lyari and music
By: Durr Bibi Ishaque Lyari is the most famous area of Karachi, the capital of the Sindh, Pakistan. It is the most densely populated town of city, and it was also called ‘’wild south’’ few years back. Wild side of Lyari is most apparent one, which is well known to world. The Lyari gangwar is of more than 40-year-old. When ...
Read More »The Shepherd: A Picture of Balochistan
By: Hammal Mir Every society is full of different problems as many people settle with their mutual needs, desires and creeds in an area. Researchers, writers and other field experts are providing their professional services to facilitate the people and paying heed to solve the existing problem of the society and assist the individuals towards prosperity and ease. Different methods ...
Read More »Lok Virsa to hold Children Summer Camp in Punjabi & Brahvi Languages in July
ISLAMABAD: Encouraged by the tremendous success of the first two summer camps held in 2015 & 2016, the National Institute of Folk and Traditional Heritage (Lok Virsa) is pleased to announce its “Children Summer Camp 2017 in Punjabi and Brahvi Languages”. It will take place from 5th to 31st July 2017 at the beautiful surrounding of Lok Virsa Heritage ...
Read More »Opening Ceremony of Museum Diorama of Hazara Community at Lok Virsa Heritage Museum
ISLAMABAD: A three-dimensional creative diorama representing a traditional dwelling of Hazara community from Balochistan opened here at Heritage Museum, Shakarparian under the aegis of the National Institute of Folk and Traditional Heritage (Lok Virsa). In this regard, a colourful ceremony was held at Heritage Museum which was graced by Dr. Fouzia Saeed, Executive Director, Lok Virsa, Mr. Abdul Khaliq Hazara, ...
Read More »Lok Mela 2017: A Symbol of Patronage to Rich Cultural Diversity and Active Participation of The People
By: Yousaf Ajab Baloch ISLAMABAD: The colorful ten-day folk festival at Lok Virsa in Capital City Islamabad provided a platform to all the four provinces, Gilgit-Baltistan and Azad Kashmir for showing their wonderful local and regional stalls. The grand celebration included Live Theater, artisans at work, traditional apparel, food; music and cultural dance. Around 500 artists, singers and artisans participate ...
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